Princeton Zoning Board Deliberates on Property Renovations and ADUs

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Princeton Zoning Board addressed a series of property cases that sparked considerable discussion and public interest. Among the most significant were the proposed renovations to a duplex at 58-60 William Street by the Trustees of Princeton University and a contentious case involving a variance request for an accessory dwelling unit (ADU) on Lee Avenue. The meeting also recognized James Davidge for his service to the board.

Robbinsville School Board Faces Intense Math Placement Scrutiny

Overview: The Robbinsville School Board meeting was marked by community concerns primarily centered on the math placement process at Pond Road Middle School, alongside notable farewells to the retiring superintendent, Brian Betze, and discussions on bullying and school security. Parents advocated for a revision of the rubric used for math course placement, emphasizing the need for a more inclusive approach that accounts for a broader range of student achievements beyond standardized assessments.

West Windsor-Plainsboro School Board Welcomes New Administrative Leaders Ahead of Upcoming School Year

Overview: In a recent meeting of the West Windsor-Plainsboro School Board, attention was given to the introduction of two new administrative leaders in the district. Kristen Wolf was announced as the new Supervisor of Mathematics for grades 6-12, while Kimberly Haynes was named the Supervisor of Language Arts for grades K-5. Both appointments were made in the context of preparing for the upcoming school year and addressing the vacancies left by retirements.

West Windsor-Plainsboro School Board Appoints New Administrators

Overview: In the latest West Windsor-Plainsboro School Board meeting, appointments were made for administrative positions within the district. The School Board recommended Kristen Wolf as the 6-12 Supervisor of Mathematics and Kimberly Haynes as the K-5 Supervisor of Language Arts. Additionally, the Board acknowledged the retirement of cafeteria staff member Julia Walter and the reelection of Dana Krug to the New Jersey School Boards Association board of directors.

Princeton Planning Board Deliberates University Site Plan and Variances

Overview: The Princeton Planning Board convened on June 25th, 2024, to discuss several applications, including a minor site plan with variances for the Trustees of Princeton University and a contentious residential subdivision proposal. The University sought variances for the rehabilitation of three historic properties, involving the addition of an accessibility ramp and a rain garden. Meanwhile, local residents voiced strong opposition to a proposed residential subdivision that would increase housing density and potentially impact neighborhood character and stormwater management.